The murderous shooting attack that took place Thursday morning in Jerusalem, which claimed the lives of three people and seriously injured others, struck with great sadness the celebrities of our country, who were quick to express their frustration with the security situation – some of whom demanded to act harshly in the face of rampant terrorism.
Social activist Yousef Haddad referred to the attack on his Instagram account, where he has 716,<> followers: "Two terrorists opened fire to massacre innocent civilians. Our war against Palestinian terror is not only in Gaza or on the northern border, it is throughout the country. The way to deter and defeat the terror that surrounds us and is also within us is only if we speak to them in a language they understand – Arabic. I wish complete healing to all the wounded!"
Documentation of the shooting attack in Jerusalem, today // Photo: 27A
In another story he published, Haddad linked the October 7 massacre to terrorist attacks in Israel over the years, and called for tough action against terrorism. "Make no mistake, there is a direct connection between the Hamas terrorists on October 7 and today's terrorists, who also came to massacre them. There is also a direct connection to the terrorist who raped and murdered Uri Ansbacher and to the terrorists who infiltrated and murdered the Fogel family in their home, and to the terrorists who lynched two reservists in Ramallah in 2000. They are all terrorists whose only goal is to massacre Israelis, without distinction, and they all want to destroy the State of Israel."
He added: "Therefore, our path must be equal against every terrorist and every threat. To destroy them mercilessly, not to wait for them to harm us, not to let them dictate our agenda. To deter, to act forcefully, to behave properly in the Middle East with national honor. Don't show weakness or surrender in any arena for a moment, because they smell it from miles away."
Haddad's story // Screenshot from Instagram
Network personality and reality TV star Adele Bespalov wrote: "I understand they just don't stop doing school for us! It's sad, it's terrible. Not enough of everything we went through, now also terror attacks. Very painful, terrible news."
Rotem Ravi cried out: "People haven't woken up yet, and the villains have risen up to murder. You can't leave the house. It's not real, pretty much already." TV presenter and actress Yael Bar Zohar also expressed frustration with the situation: "They didn't give us a moment to rejoice about the return of the hostages, and there is already a shooting attack in Jerusalem with murdered and wounded. What will happen?" Danielle Greenberg also expressed her anger: "God, why? Doesn't the disaster you have inflicted on us stop? How sad, quite. Some casualties." Sports presenter Rotem Israel called for action against terrorism: "Something must change, we cannot live in this reality. Enough."
Bar Zohar's story // Screenshot from Instagram
Yair Kamkaji, star of the last season of "Big Brother," also found it difficult to hide the emotional storm he was in due to the reports of the murderous attack, and expressed a very harsh opinion. "Kiss us all – now! Why are they allowed to live among us? We can't go into their villages because we'll probably get ambush. They won't be able to enter us either. Let them live in their culture with themselves," he noted.
Kamkaji's story // Screenshot from Instagram
"Survivor" star Casey Zapata also commented on the horrific attack: "The terrorists came from East Jerusalem, not from the territories. Not from Gaza, from East Jerusalem! How are we supposed to get security back? Terrible. I salute the soldiers and the heroic civilian who eliminated them. May their memory be blessed."
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